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<!-- Copyright 2000-2024 JetBrains s.r.o. and contributors. Use of this source code is governed by the Apache 2.0 license. -->
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# Incompatible Changes in IntelliJ Platform and Plugins API
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=============== DO NOT RENAME OR MOVE THIS FILE ===============
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Before documenting a breaking API change, please make sure that the change cannot be avoided in an alternative way.
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APIs marked with @Deprecated(forRemoval=true), @ApiStatus.Experimental, @ApiStatus.Internal/IntellijInternalApi, or @ApiStatus.ScheduledForRemoval don't need to be documented.
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To document a new incompatible change, add a new line with the problem pattern followed by a 2nd line with ": "-prefixed human-readable description
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and recommended fix/action (REQUIRED, please write full sentence ending with '.', see existing entries as reference).
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Non-platform changes must be grouped under relevant section for plugin.
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The following problem patterns are supported and must be followed EXACTLY:
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<package name> package removed
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<class name> class removed
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<class name> class renamed to <new class name>
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<class name> class moved to package <package name>
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<class name>.<method name>(<human-readable parameters>) marked abstract
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<class name>.<method name>(<human-readable parameters>) abstract method added
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<class name>.<method name>(<human-readable parameters>) method removed
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<class name>.<method name>(<human-readable parameters>) method moved to the superclass
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<class name>.<method name>(<human-readable parameters>) method return type changed from <before> to <after>
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<class name>.<method name>(<human-readable parameters>) method visibility changed from <before> to <after>
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<class name>.<method name>(<human-readable parameters>) method marked final
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<class name>.<method name>(<human-readable parameters>) method parameter <type> removed
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<class name>.<method name>(<human-readable parameters>) method parameter type changed from <before> to <after>
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<class name>.<method name> method <parameter name> parameter marked @<class name>
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<class name> (class|interface) now (extends|implements) <class name> and inherits its final method <method name>(<human-readable parameters>)?
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<class name> (class|interface) now (extends|implements) <class name> and inherits its abstract method <method name>(<human-readable parameters>)?
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<class name> class now interface
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<class name>(<human-readable parameters>) constructor removed
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<class name>(<human-readable parameters>) constructor parameter <type> removed
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<class name>(<human-readable parameters>) constructor parameter type changed from <before> to <after>
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<class name>(<human-readable parameters>) constructor visibility changed from <before> to <after>
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<class name>.<field name> field removed
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<class name>.<field name> field moved to the superclass
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<class name>.<field name> field type changed from <before> to <after>
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<class name>.<field name> field visibility changed from <before> to <after>
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<property name> property removed from resource bundle <bundle name>
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Where the placeholders must be enclosed in code quotes (`name`):
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<class name> is a fully-qualified name of the class, e.g. `com.intellij.openapi.actionSystem.AnAction$InnerClass`.
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<method name> is the exact method's name. Note that constructors have dedicated patterns.
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<human-readable parameters> is a string representing parameters, which are not necessarily fully qualified. They do not affect the parser. For example, instead of (java.lang.Object, java.util.List, int) you are free to write (Object, List<String>, int)
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<parameter name> is exact name of the method's parameter
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<property name> is a full name of a property from .properties file, like `some.action.description`
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<bundle name> is a fully qualified name of the property bundle, which includes its package, like `message.IdeBundle`
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NOTE: If a code change you're trying to document doesn't match any of the above patterns, fill in a ticket in the YouTrack.
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An example of a ticket is https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/MP-1218. Until supported, you may document the change as you prefer, and I will correct it later.
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NOTE: You are allowed to prettify the pattern using links: [`org.example.Foo`](https://github.com/JetBrains/intellij-community/tree/master/)
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NOTE: Entries not starting with code quotes (`name`) can be added to document non-code changes and will be skipped in API verification.
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<link-summary>List of known Breaking API Changes by version</link-summary>
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IntelliJ API may be occasionally changed between releases, leading to existing plugins' incompatibilities with newer IDE builds.
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Please see [](verifying_plugin_compatibility.md) on how to use Plugin Verifier and IDE inspections to check such problems.
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## Known Breaking Changes
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<include from="snippets.md" element-id="subscribeNews"/>
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The following pages list the breaking changes in IDE and plugin releases with required/recommended steps to take by plugin authors.
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* [Changes in 2024.*](api_changes_list_2024.md)
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* [Changes in 2023.*](api_changes_list_2023.md)
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* [Changes in 2022.*](api_changes_list_2022.md)
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* [Changes in 2021.*](api_changes_list_2021.md)
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* [Changes in 2020.*](api_changes_list_2020.md)
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* [Changes in 2019.*](api_changes_list_2019.md)
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## Bundled Library Updates
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Information about bundled Third-Party Software/Libraries and their respective versions is available [here](https://www.jetbrains.com/legal/third-party-software/).
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